Mrs. Gloria is a Lady who lives in Santa Cruz del Orinoco, in the Municipality of Monagas, Venezuela. She is a nurse by profession, has a special child Tito a boy of 16 years who is blind from birth and is also paralyzed, however Mrs. Gloria is a woman of a happy and jovial character, despite the fact that for anyone this could be considered a tragedy.
Mrs. Gloria, in order to round up some more money and supplement her salary, is dedicated to the sale of cattle and fish meat, as well as vegetables and any other business. He makes ice cream in his house and sells casabe. She is Mother and Father, given that the father of the child at the moment of being born abandoned them, totally disregarding the responsibility of the child.
Due to the cash crisis and the unbridled increase in inflation, Mrs. Gloria is forced to make the decision to resign as Nurse, who has been working for approximately 5 years in the small town of Santa Cruz del Orinoco , where she was one of the three that worked in the Dispensary. The al poor nurse's salary that accrued, which did not allow him to even acquire a packet of rice, because every fortnight of Mrs. Gloria barely reached 1500,000., 00 bolivars. He decides to leave the small town of Santa Cruz, where he was very appreciated in the community for being a good-hearted person, always ready to help and collaborate with the needy.
Mrs. Gloria moves to the town of Manteco, in the state of Bolívar, where she is originally from, and her family lives there who dedicate themselves to the mining business, an activity that is very popular in that area. There she began to work with her brothers in one of the mines, in which they work attending the kitchen, because she has experience as a chef, since there in Santa Cruz del Orinoco, she had a small restaurant.
But everything is not rosy, during the first months Mrs. Gloria devoted herself to the kitchen, everything was going well until unfortunately she got sick with Paludismo, which forced it to return to the population of Manteco to recover from this disease. Regrettably, it was complicated due to the scarcity of treatment for the cure of malaria.
For three consecutive days he had to make a queue from 3:00 AM to 1:00 PM, because there were too many people in search of treatment, which was insufficient for so many people. The most unfortunate thing is that it is scarce in the dispensaries or health modules, but people outside them sell them exorbitant appreciations and often the means of payment required is gold.
As well as Mrs. Gloria, many Venezuelans have moved to these mining areas, which are known here in Venezuela as the mining arch, further complicating the situation of these places, because of the outbreaks of diseases that have been unleashed, such as the case of malaria and Malaria; and due to the absence of due to treatment there have been some deaths, of which little has been documented by the government. Because the real figures of the death rate are really unknown for these reasons.
Few people tell about the reality that exists in these areas. In fact there are unscrupulous people who are responsible for exciting and dazzling, with stories and stories, especially young people without experience. Telling them of excessively easy profits; and quick to dedicate themselves to this activity, when the reality is that many even get to lose their lives in these places, for venturing without knowing the reality.
In fact there have been many deaths by confrontation between the bands or groups that control this business. Which has been news in the different media, There is much talk people that disappear and never heard from again because they are buried in the same mines. A consequence of this activity is the destruction of the environment and nobody does anything to prevent it
